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Tag Archives: Math
Humanities and Social Science degrees should require more math
Day 615 of 1000 Kelly’s enthusiasm for all things statistical and a discussion with her yesterday inspired me to look back through a few articles from The Numbers Guy at the Wall Street Journal. I found a great article that … Continue reading
Why not skip high school? (Part 8) Kelly takes a mathematical proofs class at Big State U.
Day 590 of 1000 This is the eighth in a series of posts on the benefits of skipping high school and going straight to college. The introductory post and index to all the other posts in the series is here. … Continue reading
Early math skills
My buddy, Jon from Chile, sent me an article from USA Today that sings from our hymnal. The title of the article is Studies: Math Skills can be predicted, improved early on. It is a great article and pretty close … Continue reading
Math and Engineering degrees are great even if you want to do something else
Day 80 of 1000 I found a great article in the Wall Street Journal this morning titled Generation Jobless: Students Pick Easier Majors Despite Less Pay. It had some startling statistics: Workers who majored in psychology have median earnings that … Continue reading
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Math test preparation is hard
Day 74 of 1000 Kelly stayed up until about 2:00 AM Wednesday morning in preparation for a Calculus III test. Like a lot of complicated things, calculus is hard until you know how to do it and have used it … Continue reading